Restoring Ratty: Ratty Returns! A Shed load of voles
320 water voles are returned to Kielder Water & Forest Park after the best part of 30 years!
320 water voles are returned to Kielder Water & Forest Park after the best part of 30 years!
I’m not by nature an early riser, but often to catch the best of wildlife you need to be up and about when species are most active, at either end of the day. That was certainly the case a couple…
I just love this time of year, everything so vibrant and wildlife often so visible and the light enhancing the whole landscape. I’ve taken up running of late and have managed, taking to heart the…
Join Northumberland Wildlife Trust's Graham Holyoak, as he gives an illustrated talk about this much-loved British mammal!
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is becoming concerned about the number of wildflowers, particularly orchids, being dug up and removed from its reserves along Druridge Bay in recent months.
A large part of our project involves working with schools; we are rolling out a 3 way school partnership where the schools can learn from each other. We are lucky to be able to work with other…
Thousands take up challenge to go wild every day in June.
It’s eyes to the skies time again in Northumberland as wildlife lovers prepare for the return of the Kielder ospreys.
Some of the first visitors to return to Kielder Water & Forest Park this year have already flown in from warmer climes to start their summer.
This week, a further 240 water voles have been released into streams flowing into the east end of Kielder Reservoir (to link with water voles released last year), by the ‘Restoring Ratty’ water…
The last piece of conservation work undertaken by Northumberland Wildlife Trust before travel restrictions were put in place was at its Juliet’s Wood reserve, 1km north of Slaley Village, so it is…
The Restoring Ratty project will reintroduce water voles back into the Kielder area where they have been absent for 30 years. The project will last 5 years and we will keep you updated on progress…